What are some characteristics of Romanticism?

Idea of nature and rural life, Individualism, Sympathetic interest

What are the reform movements?

Social movements that gradually change society

Which of the following was an effect of the actions of Elihu Embree?

abolitionist movement gained support and spread by a news publication

What did the Common school movement try to accomplish?

Make more tuition-free common schools

The Declaration of Sentiments stated that...

Women should have political, social, and religious rights

What was significant about Thomas Gallaudet?

He created a school for the hearing impaired.

What was one major effect of the Second Great Awakening?

People were inspired to join reform movements to address social problems.

What was created at the Seneca Falls Convention?

Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions

Dorothea Dix found the inmates were treated, how?

Prisoners were neglected, abused and tortured.

What did Elizabeth Cady Stanton do?

Made a anti slavery/ women’s rights movement

What is Transcendentalism?

Movement that emphasized simple life

T/F: The Underground Railroad

was made up of multiple routes, safehouses etc.

Why were people becoming involved with the reform movements?

the concerns that people were living in an immoral manner

What did Dorothea Dix fight for?

To get better care for the mentally ill

In what way would abolition and womens rights overlap during the reform era?

both groups were denied rights stated in the Constitution

The Second Great Awakening was a movement that promoted

spiritual revival and the need for social reform

What did the conductors of the Underground Railroad do?

They led the slaves along the route to freedom

What is Transcendentalism?

A movement in reaction to rationalism and inspired by romanticism

Define declaration of sentiments

a formal statement of injustices suffered by women

How did William Lloyd Garrison contribute to the abolition movement?

He published an anti-slavery newspaper "The Liberator".

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Slave narratives included graphic details and brutal treatment of slaves in order to
scare readers
make readers feel sympathy
inform readers <br>about cotton
persuade readers to vote
2
Romanticism was a response to...
The Enlightenment
The Pilgrims
The American Civil War
The American Revolution
3
What do slaves narratives represent for us?
All of the above
They include religious and moral appeals against slavery
They portray the culture shock of newly captured Africans
The criticize slave trading
4
What are some characteristics of Romanticism?
Mystery, Humor, Love
Idea of nature and rural life, Individualism, Sympathetic interest
Idea of being cared for, socialism, love
Idea of being sad, the past,
5
The Declaration of Sentiments was signed by...
Only 68 women
68 women and 32 men
No one signed it
Ms. Bozzi's 11U class
6
What are the reform movements?
Social movements that gradually change society
Movements created by Thomas Jefferson
Movements against the law
Movements that hurt society
7
Who was Harriet Tubman?
A nurse
All of the above
An escaped slave
A conductor on the Underground Railroad
8
Which of the following was an effect of the actions of Elihu Embree?
rights of slaves gained support and several laws passed in southern states
ideas about women’s rights gained support and spread after public speeches
religious revival movement gained support began to spread across nation
abolitionist movement gained support and spread by a news publication
9
What was the name of the movment that fought for the right of women by law to vote in national or local elections?
The Abolitionist Movement
The Temperance Movement
The Great Awakening
The Women's Suffrage Movement
10
What did the Common school movement try to accomplish?
Make more kids go to school
Make more tuition-free common schools
To help educate adults
To give give more teachers a job
11
____ played a vital role in reform movements?
Men of high political power
Small-town farmers and workers
Women
The disabled, as they advocated for equal rights
12
The Seneca Falls Convention was the beginning of the
women's rights movement
antislavery movement
Native American Indian movement
temperance movement
13
Who was an important leader(s) in the common school movement?
B+C
Thomas Gallaudet
Horace Mann
Barack Obama
14
The Declaration of Sentiments stated that...
We get an A+ on this project
All men are created equal with certain unalienable rights
Women should have political, social, and religious rights
Women are better than men
15
What was the result of the Education Reform Movement?
Education was more accessible to everyone.
Poorer families' children could attend schools.
1/5 teachers had degrees.
All of the above.
16
What were slave narratives?
rules that governed slaves on plantations
homes for freed slaves in the North
the highest number of slaves a person could own
stories from escaped slaves
17
What were the conditions on the underground railroad like?
harsh climate
little food
all of the above
hard
18
What was significant about Thomas Gallaudet?
He created a school for the hearing impaired.
He made advances in the care for the mentally ill.
He helped the elderly, granting them rights that were once unavailable.
He helped the vision impaired, and made a system of reading for the blind.
19
What were the goals that various progressive reform movements struggled to achieve?
promoting moral improvement
All of Above
protecting social welfare
creating economic reform and fostering efficiency
20
Which of the following was the main cause of the Reform Movements?
The Civil War
The Revolutionary War
The Second Great Awakening
The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
21
Slave narratives are viewed as...
Secondary sources
Biographies
Primary sources
Fictional accounts
22
What was one major effect of the Second Great Awakening?
Politicians were encouraged to promote states’ rights rather than unity.
Churches turned away from public politics and focused on religion.
Religious leaders petitioned legislatures to extend suffrage to women.
People were inspired to join reform movements to address social problems.
23
What was created at the Seneca Falls Convention?
Declaration of Independence
Sentiments and Resolutions Declaration
Declaration of Senliments and Resolutions
Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions
24
How did Transcendentalism begin?
Religious Beliefs
Mass production
Money
Poverty of people
25
Dorothea Dix found the inmates were treated, how?
Inmates were thrown into ditches and dumpsters.
Inmates were treated fairly and equally.
They had an amazing time in jail, resulting in more crime.
Prisoners were neglected, abused and tortured.
26
Sojourner Truth Could read and write.
No
She was taught in secrecy
Yes
27
This picture best supports which of the following reform movements?
hospital reform
women's rights
education reform
temperance
28
Where did the Education Reform Movement begin?
Alabama
Florida
Montana
Massachusetts
29
What did Elizabeth Cady Stanton do?
Made a anti slavery/ women’s rights movement
Made all women and men equal in 1848
Start a war with Britain
Invented pizza rolls
30
What is Transcendentalism?
Movement that emphasized simple life
Movement pro Women's rights
Movement pro anti-slavery
Movement for the church
31
T/F: The Underground Railroad
utilized cutting edge transportation technology
was made up of multiple routes, safehouses etc.
is now part of AMTRAK
was underground
32
Why were people becoming involved with the reform movements?
because they wanted to
because they wanted things their way
the concerns that people were living in an immoral manner
they honestly just didnt care
33
What did Dorothea Dix fight for?
To get better care for the mentally ill
Build prison's
Build school for the disabled
Started the american temperance movement
34
In what way would abolition and womens rights overlap during the reform era?
both groups were denied rights stated in the Constitution
once women got the right to vote, they wanted slaves to vote
it was against the law for both groups to be educated
women were treated as slaves
35
The Second Great Awakening was a movement that promoted
states’ rights and governmental reform
the use of reason and scientific theory
mercantilism and the development of global trade
spiritual revival and the need for social reform
36
The Second Great Awakening centered on the belief that a person’s salvation depended on
What had been fated for him or her
His or her attendance at revival meetings
His or her own efforts
The help of a minister
37
She was a former enslaved woman who fought for women's rights and the abolition of slavery.
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Harriet Tubman
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sojourner Truth
38
What did the conductors of the Underground Railroad do?
They led the slaves along the route to freedom
They were owners of homes along the route
They were like drivers for each train
A person who conducted a musical group
39
This novel led to an increase in support for the abolition movement
Harry Potter and the Abolition Movement
The Chubby Pug
Cousin John's Shack
Uncle Tom's Cabin
40
What was Susan B. Anthony a part of?
Making pies.
Flying around the world.
Helping animals.
Women's Rights and Suffrage.
41
Charles Grandison Finney thought one could get to heaven...
by asking dead relatives to drill a hole and pull you in.
through performing good works.
only through God's grace.
on roller skates.
42
What was the romanticism based on?
Nature and the outdoors
The future and justice
The romans and the outdoors
modernity
43
What is Transcendentalism?
A movement emphasizing inspiration, and self perfection.
A belief that there is no meaning to life
A protestant religious revival
A movement in reaction to rationalism and inspired by romanticism
44
Define declaration of sentiments
mia
a formal statement of injustices suffered by women
when americans settled
men who go against woman voting
45
'The North Star' was a newspaper founded and authored by which escaped slave?
Frederick Douglass
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Henry Brown
46
How did William Lloyd Garrison contribute to the abolition movement?
His house was a stop on the Underground Railroad.
He bought the freedom of Frederick Douglass.
He published an anti-slavery newspaper "The Liberator".
He sponsored many radical protests at the White House.
47
Who was Frederick Douglass?
wealthy white man
other
a slave that escaped
slave
48
What is abolition?
Favors banning drinking
Advocates women's right to vote
Favors getting rid of slavery
For keeping slavery
49
Slave narratives were?
photographs
traditions/holidays
songs
stories
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"Childhood," Thomas Cole, 1842
Romanticism
Cubism
Realism
Impressionism

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